On 10/30/08 11:55 AM, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Dominik 'Rathann' Mierzejewski wrote:
On Wednesday, 29 October 2008 at 22:44, Matthew Woehlke wrote:
- Xandros (on my Asus EEE, and only because I haven't had time to
find something better; how's Fedora on those?)
Fedora works great on those. I'm happily running F10 since snap2.
All I needed was an akmod from rpmfusion (rt2860sta driver) and
a pm quirk to re-enable screen after resume.
Cool. Got any "how to" pages handy?
Anyway, a couple question about Fedora on EEE...
- Does Fedora know about multi-touch? (The default Xandros uses
multi-touch for scrolling, not very reliable but still nice to have.)
I'm not sure on this one - I read at some point that multitouch could be
emulated with synaptics, but I'm not sure how far that's gone. The
ClickFinger synaptics options may be of interest to you...
- What FS is best? (Given that you're dealing with a SSD.) Also, does
the lack of swap cause any "interesting" problems? Any other caveats
related to the SSD?
ext2 or another FS without a journal is probably the best at the moment to
avoid wearing down your SSD
- Does compiz run? ;-)
Yup, works perfectly out of the box too!
Stewart
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